CHINA LIFE INS. H YC 1 (WKN: A0M4XJ) Neue WKN

Tung Tai Securities

China Life (2628) (buy) reported its net profit for Q3 was 7.82B yuan, boosted by investment gains and rising insurance premium.

Nine month collected insurance premium income up 6.66% while total premium receivable in the 9 months to September up 35.9%.

It held 878.83B yuan in investment assets by the end of last month, generating a return of 8.63%.  

Fulbright Securities

China Life (02628) The Group reported profit of RMB24.6 billion for the first three quarter of 2007.

Premium receivable rose 36%. Marketable finance assets rose 59% to RMB381.9 billion.

Return on investment was 8.63%. The results are good. Share price will rise.

Buy $52.00 Target $60.00 Cut loss $48.00  

Hey Leute,

mensch war das ne gang nach unten die letzten Tage! Hoffen wir mal, dass es heute wieder nach oben geht! Habe nochmal ne paar stück nachgelegt!


GOOD LUCK  

Last Updated: 12/11/2007 12:58:00 HKT

Stock Code Stock Name Nominal
Price($) Change Change(%) Turnover
('000) Volume
('000) Related Information
857 PETROCHINA 15.14 1 -6.20 4,604,832 298,371
5 HSBC HOLDINGS 136.5 4.5 -3.19 4,266,680 31,123
941 CHINA MOBILE 129.4 7.6 -5.55 3,589,234 27,414
2628 CHINA LIFE 42.2 2.2 -4.95 2,972,326 69,670  

China Life earns 17 bln premium in first 10 months

China Life Insurance Co., Ltd. (LFC. NYSE, 2628.HK, 601628.SH) announced on Monday that it has collected 17.01 billion yuan of unaudited premiums in the first ten months of 2007.

This reflects a 6.24 percent increase over 2006's 16.01 billion yuan.

Earlier, Industrial Securities predicted China Life's earnings per share to be 1.64 yuan and 2.09 yuan in 2008 and 2009 respectively and assigned "Strong Recommendation" rating to China Life.  

Hey Jungs, was meint Ihr wo der Tiefpunkt bei der Aktie liegen wird! Jetzt evtl. schon nachkaufen oder ne bisl noch abwarten?

MFG  

China Life to Boost Investments in Equity Stakes

NANJING, China (Reuters) - China Life Insurance  the country's biggest life insurer, plans to boost its investments in equity stakes, especially in the financial, power and ports sectors, Liu Lefei, chief investment officer of the China Life group, said on Wednesday.

China Life planned to raise the portion of equity stake investments in its total investment portfolio to 5 to 10 percent, Liu said during a company tour with reporters in the eastern Chinese city of Nanjing, near Shanghai.

Wan Feng, President of China Life, added that further interest rate hikes by the central bank this year would not have a major impact on the insurer's business.  

 

 

Greetings zu Deiner Frage:

Einschätzung Chinesische Analysten bei uns hier:
(typische C Humor)März 2006 als der Drache den Eingan nicht gefunden hat

Einschätzung der versch A Häuser:
kaufen, da es +/- demnächst wieder nach oben geht und CLife als Versicherung/Investment/Enegie/Häuserbau firma noch grosses Potential hat

Einschätzung unseres US Markt spezialisten:
"I don't know, i don't care" (er liest gerade irgendein Wirtschaftsmagazin) er ist hier allerdings "nur" für die ADRs in den US zuständig...

so BS beiseite:
die Rechnermodelle sagen : es ist noch Platz und !! risky!! allerdings gehen wir von Modellen aus, die die jetztige Situation NIE gekannt haben, es hat nie ein China, ein Russland, ein Vietnam, ein Kazhakstan, etc gegeben, die in so kurzer Zeit so viel Kapital akkumuliert haben und damit umgehen, ganz zu schweigen von den politischen Querelen...

mein Bauchgefühl (und das mit 3h Schlaf, roten Augen und viel Kaffee UND einer pos Einstellung zum C Markt (und nur zum Markt..;-):
ich denke man sollte vorsichtig Positionen aufbauen:
der crash/die Korrektur/die "Situation" ist noch nicht vom Tisch, der ein oder andere speziell bei Euch in D (Liebling Allianz, Dresdner oder D Bank) werden scho noch die ein oder andere Leiche im Keller haben, die im 1.Q 08 ans Licht kommt - wie immer ganz aus versehen...nach dem die "insider" die Aktien verkauft haben.

Allianz & D Bank kaufen sich massiv ein (seit längerem) und verkaufen nicht

Wenn es denn im Gebälk richtig kracht, bleibt C und auch C Life nicht verschont - klar, oder.
im Anhang eine öffentliche Chart a von gestern.....

LFC - CHINA LIFE INS CO (NYSE)
      Date      Open      High       Low      Last    Change    Volume§% Change
  11/27/07     76.47     77.98     74.50     77.75     +2.23   2090700+2.95%
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Composite Indicator
  Trend Spotter TM Sell

Short Term Indicators
  7 Day Average Directional Indicator Sell
  10 - 8 Day Moving Average Hilo Channel Sell
  20 Day Moving Average vs Price Sell
  20 - 50 Day MACD Oscillator Sell
  20 Day Bollinger Bands Hold

Short Term Indicators Average:  80% - Sell
20-Day Average Volume - 2677040

Medium Term Indicators
  40 Day Commodity Channel Index Sell
  50 Day Moving Average vs Price Sell
  20 - 100 Day MACD Oscillator Buy
  50 Day Parabolic Time/Price Sell

Medium Term Indicators Average:  50% - Sell
50-Day Average Volume - 2316418

Long Term Indicators
  60 Day Commodity Channel Index Hold
  100 Day Moving Average vs Price Buy
  50 - 100 Day MACD Oscillator Buy

Long Term Indicators Average:  67% - Buy
100-Day Average Volume - 2049451

Overall Average:  40% - Sell

Price Support Pivot Point Resistance  

China Life steigt mit 1 Mrd.USD in Hongkonger Markt ein

Hongkong 28.11.07 (www.emfis.com)
Der größte chinesische Versicherer, die China Life Insurance, wird über seine Lizenz QDII eine Mrd. US Dollar in den Hongkonger Markt investieren, dass teilte der Chef für Investments des Unternehmens Liu Lefei mit.
Das Volumen stellt 56 Prozent der möglichen Investitionssumme von 1,8 Mrd. US Dollar dar.

 

 

HK 14:32 = CL +7,0009% = 42,750h$    !!!!!!  

20 insurers win nod to invest in HK via QDII

CHINA has allowed 20 insurers to invest overseas, mainly in the Hong Kong stock market, under the qualified domestic institutional investors scheme, the top insurance regulator said yesterday.

The watchdog is also considering doubling the coverage of compulsory vehicle insurance to 120,000 yuan (US$16,238) from the current 60,000 yuan limit, Xinhua news agency said yesterday. The regulator said yesterday it will hold a hearing to solicit public views on the issue.

Insurers, including Ping An,

China Life,

Taikang, Sino Life and American International Assurance, have won the go-ahead to invest in the Hong Kong market, Yuan Li, spokesman of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, said yesterday at its third-quarter press briefing. Another three insurers have applied for permission.

The investments are mainly limited to H-shares and red chips.

H-shares are the shares of Chinese mainland companies, and red chips are shares of overseas-incorporated companies whose main business is derived from the Chinese mainland.

An unnamed industry insider said some insurers are keen on the program as there is an open opportunity to make profits ahead of the Hong Kong shares "through train" program, which has not yet taken effect.

China said in August that it will allow mainland private investors to directly trade Hong Kong shares via mainland bank accounts.

This is expected to act as a shot in the arm for the Hong Kong market, and has also driven insurers' enthusiasm for the QDII program, the unnamed insider said.

China introduced the QDII program last year to channel part of its mounting foreign exchange reserves and ease the flush of cash in the mainland stock market.

China's foreign currency reserves topped US$1.46 trillion in October.  

 

China Life (02628)
The Group has established goals for the Group to become a leading global financial group with its foundation firmly based on life insurance in China.

It plans to established strong businesses in asset management and banking. The market's response is positive.

Buy $42.00 Target $55.00 , Cut loss $38.00  

China Life upgraded to 'neutral' from 'reduce' after correction - Nomura



Nomura International has upgraded China Life Insurance Co, the world's biggest life insurer by market value, to ""neutral"" from ""reduce"" after recent weakness in the Hong Kong market brought the valuation of the company to a more reasonable level.

""In our view, following recent share price weakness, trading at 30 times implied value of new business China Life's valuations now appear to be more reasonable,"" said Nomura analyst Ben Lin in a research note.

Shares in China Life have fallen 19 percent from a 12-month high of 53.80 Hong Kong dollars reached in mid-October, in line with the overall weakness on the local bourse.

Nomura International has also made a robust outlook for China Life based on the insurer's three step plan to become a one-stop financial services company.

China Life recently revealed a growth strategy, which includes focusing on its core life business, extending coverage in the non-life insurance sector and building a diversified financial services model.

Along with growing its insurance business, China Life is looking to expand into non-insurance financial services such as banking, fund management, securities and trusts.

The stock lost 10 cents or 0.2 percent to 43.40 dollars on Wednesday after Japan's Nikkei newspaper reported that China Life is considering taking a stake in a Japanese insurer or asset management company.

The newspaper cited the company's chairman Yang Chao as saying he had met executives of Japanese insurance companies and asset management firms and is in negotiations with several financial institutions.  

China Life gains in Hong Kong on report of stake purchase bid


China Life Insurance Co Ltd was higher in Hong Kong following a mainland media report that it may buy up to 20 pct of the Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) for 80-100 bln yuan.

Dealers said the proposed investment, if it occurs, will help boost China Life's revenues and earnings as it could potentially tap ABC's extensive branch network in the mainland's rural areas for the sale of its insurance products.

However, China Life investors will get more excited and push up its share price if it could make an overseas investment or acquisition.

At 11.32 am, China Life was up 0.45 hkd or 1.04 pct at 43.70.

The Hang Seng index was up 365.81 points or 1.28 pct at 28,861.35.

The 21st Century Business Herald has reported that China Life, the country's biggest life insurer, may take up the stake as a strategic investor in ABC.

""The real significance of this China Life move won't be known until it discloses the source of funds that it will use for this proposed investment,"" said Ben Lim, an analyst at Nomura International Hong Kong.

""If it is using shareholders' capital or earnings from associated or related companies, that investment is strategic and could potentially lead to China Life buying up the entire issued share capital of a target company,"" he said.

""But if it is using policy holders' funds, China Life may then be just looking to boost its investment income,"" he said.

Lim said the proposed investment in ABC is part of China Life's strategy to transform itself eventually into a financial conglomerate from a purely insurance play.

""This move will certainly be welcomed by investors. But what will excite them more is if China Life can make an overseas investment or acquisition, which is more significant, as it would diversify its risks and earnings which are currently concentrated in the mainland,"" he said.

""Ping An's received a strong boost following news of its purchase of a small stake in Fortis and I expect the same thing to happen to China Life if it succeeds in making a similar overseas investment or acquisition,"" he said.

Ping An Insurance (Group) Co of China Ltd said late last month that its Ping An Life unit bought about 95.01 mln shares in Fortis for 1.81 bln eur, representing a 4.18 pct stake.

China Life's investment target, ABC, is the only one of the 'big four' state-owned banks that remains unlisted in the mainland.

The newspaper also said Central Huijin, now a unit of China Investment Corp, will inject around 220 bln yuan into the bank, which is seeking to write off 800 bln yuan in bad loans.  

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China Life Jan-Nov Premium Income CNY183.8 Billion; +6.5% On Year    6,5%++

The FINANCIAL -- According to Dow Jones, China Life Insurance Co. (LFC), the country's biggest life insurer by premiums, said in a statement Tuesday its premium income totaled CNY183.80 billion in the January-November period.



The company didn't provide a comparison figure but the amount was 6.5% higher than the CNY172.52 billion the company reported last year for January-November 2006.


The Hong Kong- and New York-listed insurer is 72%-owned by state-owned China Life Insurance (Group) Co.

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China Life Insurance Co (2628.HK: Quote, Profile, Research) (601628.SS: Quote, Profile, Research), the nation's biggest insurer, said on Wednesday it collected insurance premiums of 183.8 billion yuan ($25 billion) in the first 11 months of this year.

The result was not audited and was compiled under Chinese accounting standards, the company said in a statement. It gave no comparative figures.

Insurance income accounts for the lion's share of China Life's revenues as the country's growing wealth has led more people to buy policies. The company also earns investment and interest income.

Last month, the company said it collected insurance premium income of 170.1 billion yuan in the first 10 months of this year.

The company's 2006 premium income rose to 183.8 billion yuan last year, compared with 160.9 billion yuan in 2005.  

China insurance companies 2007 premium income 700 bln yuan - official


Chinese insurers generated premium income of about 700 bln yuan in 2007, up 24 pct year-on-year, a senior insurance regulator said.

Wei Yingning, vice chairman of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC), said at an industry conference that the insurance industry's assets totaled 3 trln yuan at the end of 2007, compared with 2.887 trln at end-November.

Industry profit in 2007 is seen at 36 bln yuan, with a return on investment of 10.9 pct, he said.  

 

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Stock Code	Stock Name	Nominal Price($)	Change	Change(%)	Turnover ('000)	Volume ('000)	Related Information
5	HSBC HOLDINGS	123.7	4	3.34	4,369,646	35,489	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
2628	CHINA LIFE	31.25	1.55	5.22	4,091,861	131,118	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
857	PETROCHINA	11.9	0.32	2.76	2,718,316	228,492	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
941	CHINA MOBILE	119.2	2.9	2.49	2,619,814	22,035	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
388	HKEX	150.7	8	5.61	2,026,174	13,543	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
939	CCB	5.93	0.31	5.52	1,991,811	337,162	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
1398	ICBC	5.42	0.19	3.63	1,883,425	347,500	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
2318	PING AN	60.55	4.55	8.12	1,632,180	27,058	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
19	SWIRE PACIFIC A	92.15	0.55	0.60	1,395,229	15,747	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
3988	BANK OF CHINA	3.38	0.1	3.05	1,244,954	368,435	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
883	CNOOC	13.54	0.46	3.52	1,235,806	92,004	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
16	SHK PPT	139.5	3.8	2.80	1,187,173	8,467	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
386	SINOPEC CORP	8.63	0.29	3.48	1,045,381	121,076	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
3968	CM BANK	27.4	2.1	8.30	904,771	33,096	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
1	CHEUNG KONG	118.9	4.5	3.93	810,885	6,878	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
728	CHINA TELECOM	6.1	0.1	1.67	625,347	102,234	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
1800	CHINA COMM CONS	20.8	0.7	3.48	590,202	28,398	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
1088	CHINA SHENHUA	40.7	1.15	2.91	589,434	14,505	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
2600	CHALCO	15.78	0.64	4.23	566,981	36,146	Please Select Company/Securities Profile Today Stock Quote Intraday Price Graph Historical Price Graph
3328	BANKCOMM	9.54	0.42	4.61	548,967	57,769

Habe die Gesamt-Tabelle reingestellt zum Überblick.

Ich habe irgendwie Angst vor der Olypiade und auch gerade den Konflikt mit Tibet was denkt ihr darüber ???

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China Life Down 4.2%; Still Appealing

China Life (2628.HK) worst-performing blue chip, down 4.2% at HK$26.25 as investors fret A-shares weakness will drastically hurt earnings this year. Still, Credit Suisse continues to rate stock Outperform despite cutting price target to HK$34 from HK$39; says despite disappointment on FY07 value of new business, China Life retains investment appeal. Expects sentiment to be reinforced by solid premium volumes (up 39% on-year YTD), crystallization of AFS equity gains should partially offset earnings impact of recent equity market weakness. Adds simple corporate structure likely to appeal to investors with lower risk appetite. Stock is most heavily traded with HK$3.03 billion, nearly 8% of market total.